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I had the same problem. IIRC it was because I had xboxdrv installed. So I uninstalled xboxdrv, reinstalled xinput and did a reboot.
Where did you manage to find and remove xboxdrv? Was it Synaptic? What about Xinput?
I'm just asking bc I'd like to follow the footsteps of someone who actually managed to make it work. Could you tell me further details? Thanks.
EDIT: I just looked up xboxdrv using Synaptic. It's not installed. So...where do I go from here?
that config is supposed to affect if it is seen as a ps controller or translated by steam into kbd+mouse or similar input like with the steam controller
does it work if you try to configure game-specific controller settings?
Yea, I have my dualshock 3 controller detected by Steam. I can tell because when I go to Big Picture mode, the gears icon, controller settings, and it's there. In order to make sure it works, when I hit the Detect button, my controller shakes. But even that wasn't enough because once I launched a game under Steam Play (Helldivers for example), nothing happened.
Following your hint did the trick. But there's more: even though I have PS3 controller support, Helldivers still displays the AXYB icons when it should do the dualshock ones. Why is that?
And no, I do not have Xbox controller support ticked.
Any ideas?
I thought this issue was related to the Beta version of Steam. It turns out it also affects the regular "stable" one as well, sadly.